Well, we are (again) fortunate enough that CyberHobby has decided to
re-use yet another Ferdinand/Elefant. Just introduced this morning ... 60202 Horst's Pause in Pavlograd.
Another CyberHobby DIORarmor (maybe DIOReuse is appropriate)
Cyber-Hobby reuses
I can't understand why Dragon has such an attachment to the Ferdinand, Sturmtiger, and Jagdtiger. While they have released them, they seem to ignore the Panther and Jagdpanther. I would like to see some cyber-hobby versions of these tanks.
Eric
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Re: Cyber-Hobby reuses
It looks like they want to be able to release about 16 paint schemes for each model. If this the case then here is a count of already released and the number to come to make it 16Juneau@1 wrote:I can't understand why Dragon has such an attachment to the Ferdinand, Sturmtiger, and Jagdtiger. While they have released them, they seem to ignore the Panther and Jagdpanther. I would like to see some cyber-hobby versions of these tanks.
Eric
At my last count they have made:
Tiger 1 - 8 regular, 8 Cyber hobby exclusives = 16
King Tigers - 8 regular, 7 Cyber hobby exclusives, 1 Weekend of Warriors = 16
Jagdtigers - 8 regulars, 2 Cyber Hobby exclusives = 10, 6 more to come
T-34 - 6 regular, 2 Cyber Hobby exclusives = 8, 8 more to come
Maus - 4 regular, 3 Cyber Hobby exclusives = 7, 9 more to come
Ferdinand - 3 regular, 4 Cyber Hobby exclusivess = 7, 9 more to come
Panther - 5 regulars, with 60125 and 60126 coming = 7, 9 more to come
Jagdpanther - 6 regulars, 10 more to come
There are some other models I didn't do a count for, this is just to give you some idea of how Dragon seems to make things.
I may have missed 1 or 2 but this is pretty darn close. This is just a guess, only time will tell.
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"Battles are won by slaughter and maneuver. The greater the general, the more he contributes in maneuver, the less he demands in slaughter."
- Winston Churchill